Dog-friendly holidays in Valdaone

This family-friendly uphill route begins in a narrow, green valley, and reaches a high-altitude granite groove lying on an ice lung.

Passo di Campo is one of the most fascinating and popular destinations in the Val di Daone, thanks to the convenient trail crossing the picturesque Lago di Campo.

An interesting family-friendly route that takes almost 3 hours to complete, leading to the discovery of historical and natural sights, in the lower Daone Valley.

A fairly long excursion, but with a contained elevation gain, among ancient forests, pastures, and old farmhouses.

A loop trail, with no difference in altitude and a length of just over 1 km, accessible and usable by the blind, the visually impaired and by people with motor disabilities.

Family-friendly loop route around the spectacular gorge before the Morandino Dam, with some spots equipped with information panels on the small fauna of the Daone Valley.

Simple hike, suitable for families, that allows you to admire the Boniprati plateau and the surrounding mountains from different angles, crossing beech woods, meadows, and pastures.

In the heart of the Adamello, all the way to the Maria and Franco Mountain Hut, crossing the invisible yet tangible border between Trentino and Lombardy

Dry path above a protected biotopeSouth of Bondo, you cross a barely perceptible saddle which acts as a watershed here in the valley. saddle, which acts as a watershed here in the valley. The Arnó flows to the north and the Adaná drains to the south. the Adaná. To the south of Lardaro, at the lowest end of the Valle di Daone, the latter has dug itself into an almost gorge-like depression. depression. From here, gentle terraces rise up on both sides of the Daone sides of the Daone valley. Between Praso and Daone one can see these used for agriculture, mostly maize cultivation, can still be seen and and a hundred years ago, vineyards were cultivated up to an altitude of 800 metres above sea level. On the opposite slope the opposite slope of the valley, the eastern ridge of the Cima Pissola reaches the to the river Chiese. Over this ridge, a road leads up to Boniprati Boniprati, a wide, flat and almost valley-like saddle at an altitude of just over at an altitude of just over 1000 metres. Embedded in this lovely area is a biotope that is well worth seeing, with an area of 10.7 hectares and can be walked around on a circular path. can be hiked around.

Enchanting landscape, crystal-clear waters and lush forests, a Little Canada of Trentino. From the Dam to Malga Breguzzo, the path is on a forest road, suitable for everyone, almost flat, then continuing to the Val di Fumo Refuge on a well-maintained mixed trail with boulders but easy to pass.